Discount Stores in Little River, SC

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  1. 111 Pavilion Drive Suite 2, Little River SC 29566

    4.1 Good 79 reviews

    “Jesse was the person who waited on me. Her customer service is like no other. I was standing in the store for a few minutes waiting on balloons to be blown up. In the time I was waiting she greeted every customer with very kind words, a great personality, a wonderful sense of humor. I believe she's actually the manger from what her name tag said. She definitely needs to be a training manager and start with the Wilmington NC locations. She was absolutely the best employee I've seen any where for a very long time.”

  2. 1474 US-17, Little River SC 29566

    2.7 Average 80 reviews

    “I’m sure I don’t have to remind anyone reading this that there are Dollar General stores popping up like weeds all over the country, and if you live in the Myrtle Beach (Horry County) area, you can’t drive 10 miles without passing at least one DG store. I live right across the border in Sunset Beach, NC and purposely go out of my way to drive and shop at THIS LOCATION despite there being TWO closer DG locations to my home. Why? Outstanding and unsurpassable customer service. The employees at this DG are some of the nicest and most professional I’ve ever encountered in a Dollar General (and I’ve lived all over the east coast: FL, WI, IL, NY, MA, AL, etc.). One employee in particular that always makes my shopping experience a better one is Stacie (i’m sorry if i spelled your name incorrectly, girl! lol.) thanks for being such a great worker and hospitable clerk. Give this girl a raise!”

  3. 11645 SC-90, Little River SC 29566

    2.6 Average 79 reviews

    “I just wanted to share how nice the people at the Dollar General store 17362 on Hwy 90 in Little River, SC are.My friend lost his wallet and thought he had lost it there. He went back to the store, and Beverly and Drew were great. Beverly looked up the video to see if he maybe dropped his wallet in the store. Unfortunately, he didn't, but Beverly went above and beyond helping him by going to his car with him to search in case it fell in the car. My friend did find his wallet elsewhere, but I thought these good people should be acknowledged for being so kind and going above and beyond to help someone. It made my friend feel better in the state of panic. Thank you, Beverly and Drew.”

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